Msg:Could not be bound

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Hey guys I need your help. For the most part, the Sql below works, but when I add (DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.Guid,DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.FirstName,DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.LastName) where (DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.AssignedPersonID = DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.ID)

into the SQL, it gives this error

Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 5
The multi-part identifier "DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.ID" could not be bound.
Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.Guid" could not be bound.
Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.FirstName" could not be bound.
Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.LastName" could not be bound.

I can't seem to be able to fix the problem for a while now. Thanx for your help

SQL

SELECT DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.ID, DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.AssetIdentifier, DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.CreatedOn, DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.ModifiedOn, DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.Notes, DRTM_AssetTracker_AssetCondition.Name AS 'Condition', DRTM_AssetTracker_AssetStatus.Name AS 'Status', DRTM_AssetTracker_School.SchoolLocationIdentifier, DRTM_AssetTracker_School.DisplayValue as 'Campus',DRTM_AssetTracker_Manufacturer.Name as 'Manufacturer', DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.Guid, DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.FirstName, DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.LastName

FROM DRTM_AssetTracker.dbo.DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset, DRTM_AssetTracker.dbo.DRTM_AssetTracker_AssetCondition, DRTM_AssetTracker.dbo.DRTM_AssetTracker_AssetStatus, DRTM_AssetTracker.dbo.DRTM_AssetTracker_Manufacturer, DRTM_AssetTracker.dbo.DRTM_AssetTracker_School

WHERE DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.AssetConditionID = DRTM_AssetTracker_AssetCondition.ID AND DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.AssetStatusID = DRTM_AssetTracker_AssetStatus.ID AND DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.SchoolID = DRTM_AssetTracker_School.ID AND DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.ManufacturerID = DRTM_AssetTracker_Manufacturer.ID AND DRTM_AssetTracker_Asset.AssignedPersonID = DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.ID

Posted 11-Dec-13 5:51am

rudolph098

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can you give me more information what you want, I think you have multiple table write after the From, Sql server can't allowed this type of function, you can solve problem with the help of Sql Join, for more information check out this linkWhat is a 'multi-part identifier' and why can't it be bound?

Posted 11-Dec-13 6:09am

joginder-banger

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rudolph098 11-Dec-13 12:18pm

thanks for the help, but I fixed it, I forgot to add (DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.Guid, DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.FirstName, DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.LastName) in the FROM clause.

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rudolph098 · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-11T06:18:00

Solution 2

I added (DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.Guid, DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.FirstName, DRTM_AssetTracker_Person.LastName) in the FROM clause.

Posted 11-Dec-13 6:18am

rudolph098

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joginder-banger 11-Dec-13 12:23pm

means your problem have been solved?